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Woking-born Graham Wilmott, better known as Albert Jack, stormed into the best-seller lists at the end of 2004. His book, 'Red Herrings and White Elephants', explains the origins of hundreds of common phrases from the English language. Booker prize winning author, Kazuo Ishiguro, attended Woking County Grammar School for Boys from 1966 to 1973 ...
9. Nov. 2012 · DAVID GWYN NICHOLLS 1936-1996. DATE OF BIRTH: 3 June 1936. PLACE OF BIRTH: Woking, Surrey, United Kingdom. MARITAL STATUS: Married, no children. NATIONALITY: British. EDUCATION: 1947-54 Woking Grammar School. 1954-57 London School of Economics.
27. Dez. 2012 · This blog is intended as a depository for anything to do with my old school, Woking County Grammar School for Boys in Surrey. I'll be posting all the documents I have, mostly copies of the school magazine, newspaper articles plus WW2 records of the old boys. It's purpose is to provide information to anyone who's just generally interested in the ...
13. Nov. 2012 · Woking County Grammar School for Boys Pages. Home; The Wokingian; Roll of Honour; Tuesday, November 13, 2012. School captains 1918-19 F. J. Yeardsley 1919-20 H. Renshaw 1920-22 T. D. Threadgold 1922-23 R. W. Blaxland 1923-24 J. A. Bassett ...
This blog is intended as a depository for anything to do with my old school, Woking County Grammar School for Boys in Surrey. I'll be posting all the documents I have, mostly copies of the school magazine, newspaper articles plus WW2 records of the old boys. It's purpose is to provide information to anyone who's just generally interested in the ...
1. Jan. 2013 · Sgt. (Air gunner) Arthur Bradley - Aged 21 from West Hartlepool. KIA. *In 1993 family members of the crew erected a memorial to the men of ME832 at the site of the crash. It can be seen here. Stanley Futcher has no known grave and is remembered on the Air Force Memorial, Runnymede, Surrey (panel 211) and on the Woking County Grammar School roll ...
When the school opened in September 1914 the first intake was of 48 boys. 1. Alfred Beharrel - Son of a railway agent. Born in Hornsey, Middlesex. Served in the Merchant Navy. In WW2 served as Temporary Commander in the Royal Naval Reserve. Died in Rhuddlan, Wales in 1974 aged 73. 2.
